They do not have any restrooms. We had a tour guide who had zero experience as a tour guide and he…read morehad us riding our bikes against the traffic of runners and bicyclist. For the first 15 minutes we were yelled at by bicyclist and joggers and when we complained to the tour guide, he got very defensive. He gave very little information about historic landmarks and would google the information and play it back to us. Our so-called tour was 1 hr & 40 minutes when we paid for 2 hrs. I blame this company for not vetting him and he was not qualified to be a tour guide.

I bought 3 tickets more than a month in advance for a Central Park Electric Bike Tour for April 7th…read moreat 10:00 am. We arrived early, and it was quite cold. The forecast was for rain from 10:00 am - 12:00 pm so when I arrived, I asked the guy at the front desk if we could change our ride for one of the tours later in the day. They run tours at 11:00 am, 1:00 pm and 4:00 pm. He responded and said that it was going to rain all day. I told him that was not the forecast and that it was supposed to be clear in the afternoon. He said that weathermen could not be trusted and he did not change our schedule. Shortly after the ride started, it rained heavily and the temperature was 39 degrees Fahrenheit. We were dressed for rain but didn't have gloves and between the cold and the wet, it was very rough. Within 20 minutes, one of my 14 year old sons was freezing and crying like I had never seen him cry. We had to leave the tour. When I got back to the bike shop, I asked if I was going to be given a refund. The same guy said immediately "No, you didn't ask to change the schedule." I was astonished. The first thing he said was that I didn't ask to change the schedule when he knew that was the first thing I asked. He had no problem looking me straight in the eye and lying. We don't get to New York often as we live in California. This guy really ruined our day and who knows when we will get back there. I recommend going with one of the tour operators below. https://bikerentalcentralpark.com https://centralparkbikerental.nyc https://biketourscentralpark.com https://www.nycparktours.com/bike-tour https://fancyapple.com/biketours I would avoid these tour operators as they are all the same bad people. https://bikerent.nyc https://www.centralpark.com/tours/bike https://centralparkrentbike.com

We rented bikes here to explore Central Park. It was a quick process. We did a 2 hour rental and…read moregave ourselves 30 mins to get back from the park. The rentals came with helmets and he rented a basket for $1. Definitely worth the experience, I like that the storefront was only a block away from the park.

I took the 2 hour Central Park walking tour…read more Our guide, Aaron, was very knowledgeable and shared many interesting details throughout the tour. However, I was a bit distracted by how often he consulted his phone for accuracy, and he did take a short call during the tour. I appreciated his creative use of music to help us imagine the park's history -- it was a unique touch -- though I personally didn't want to stand still quite so long for that portion. He had also planned to show us historic photos, but unfortunately, the tablet provided by the company had a dead battery, which reflected more on the company's preparation than on Aaron himself. On the positive side, we were lucky to get a VIP-style experience since we were the only two participants on the tour. Aaron was thoughtful and kind -- he even brought and offered us a poncho since it was raining. He also went out of his way to guide us on how to use the subway afterward so we could reach our next appointment on time, and he eagerly pointed out great photo spots and offered to take pictures for everyone. Overall, I'm glad I took this tour. Aaron clearly cared about our experience and made it memorable despite a few minor hiccups. FYI: this tour does not include Strawberry Fields or the Alice in Wonderland statue.

Let me start by saying I'm newer to riding clipless/this was my first "big" bike purchase. I…read morehaven't written a Yelp review in years but felt compelled to do so this evening because I had such a great experience at Bicycle Habitat vs some other shops I went to in the city... I had previously tried getting a bike from the Specialized store on the UWS and while they were friendly, their service times left a lot to be desired. Same goes for Hilltop in Williamsburg (also owned by Specialized) - those guys treated me like I was a sale/noob and really couldn't have cared less about figuring out what was "right" for me given I wasn't going to be buying a bike from them. Nice guys, but once again - backed up for weeks on the service side of things. Back to Bicycle Habitat - Matt and the team were awesome. Took their time with me after a build and helped me get sorted with both shoes and clips - adjusted my bike a bit and really made sure I got some practice clipping in/out and that I was all set to go before walking out the door. All in all spent over an hour in the shop both chatting with the guys and getting set up with the new bike. I will 100000% be bringing any and all future bike needs to the shop and will be making it known to friends/fellow bikers that this is the place to go. More than happy to support the shop - 5 star service and looking forward to my next return.

Outstanding customer service. Elite mechanics. Competitive prices…read more A rare Triple Crown!

My bike hasn't been fixed in years. I went to Master Bike Shop because it was the closest to where…read moreI lived. My bike needed a good tune up and my bike looked sad. I had this bike for almost 30 years "Cannondalle Super V500" year 1998. I love my bike and the people in this shop were so kind to me and understood my concerns. They explained to me everything that needed to be done to fix my bike. When I returned to pick up my bike, I was taken back on how it looked. It looked brand new, I almost started crying. The mechanic did an amazing job. I couldn't believe how it looked. I can't tell you how happy I am. My bike looks like it came out the store new. I highly recommend this bike shop.

I live in the Bronx, and brought my bike from an upper Manhattan bike shop since they couldn't fix…read morethe problem there. one of the 4 Titanium handlebar bolts snapped, and Master Bike was able to replace it in a couple of hours. Just amazing. I know Imbert, the owner, for more than 30 years, and he is the Master indeed. I will always bring my bikes to him from now on.

I am writing this review to warn others about my experience with Larry's Freewheeling…read more A seller on Craigslist purchased a Marin Fairfax 1 from this shop and sold it to me as "like new." When I picked up the bike, a Larry's technician certified it as ready to ride after a tune-up. Within minutes of riding it, the gears began slipping badly. The chain came off entirely shortly after. I took the bike to another shop, which diagnosed worn cassette, crankset, and chain -- components that don't wear out from minimal use. Either Larry's failed to notice this during multiple tune-ups, or they noticed and said nothing. Either way, the bike was certified as rideable when it was not. When I called Larry's to report this, rather than taking any responsibility, a staff member became belligerent and told me I was "ignorant." That response alone tells you everything you need to know about how this shop treats customers when something goes wrong. I ended up paying $180 in repairs to make the bike actually rideable. Incompetent work and rude staff when confronted about it. Go elsewhere.

Bought a new bike for my niece's birthday. Good value. Great service. Larry customized it by…read moreinstalling a rack and a good basket before we left. Larry's got a heart of gold. Very busy at the shop, but he tried to help everyone who wanted advice.

They fixed my bike very good every time I step in they charge less more than other Bike shopsread more

I brought my bike in for a tire replacement. While it was being worked on, I asked to test-ride an…read moreSE Fast Ripper because I was considering it for an August bike ride vs. the Bad Boy 2. First, I was asked for my driver's license, then my credit card. After I handed over both, and while my own bike was still in their possession,I was told I could only ride the Fast Ripper inside the store. How is that possible? The store has narrow aisles and no straight, open area where anyone could properly evaluate a bike. I found this policy unreasonable and declined the test ride. I collected my bike, ID and credit card and left. Based on this experience, I will not return.

My 10 year old and I rented the bikes for a full day, but ended up returning them after an hour and…read morea half because the bikes wouldn't go up the hill and my son's bike had a brake problem. It would tip over every time he hit the brakes (rear brakes). The bikes were very uncomfortable to ride on, in addition to not being able to go up the hill so we would walk them most of the time. another customer came back with the chain off his bike right after he took off with it. I made a reservation on line, so the bikes were supposed to be waiting for us, however we ended up waiting 25 minutes as they were taking people before us. The worst part is the attitude of sales people when I asked them for a refund, the guy was trying to convince me I didn't know how to ride a bike. (?!) Don't bother with this place!There are a lot better places around, that are not street walkers, but regular stores you can walk in to.

We booked it for 10am. We were going to book an earlier ride around 8am. Lucky, because the store…read moreclerk didn't arrive until 10:30. We called the phone number twice and the man on the end of the line was really apologetic for the late-running store clerk. The store clerk turned up smelling of alcohol, was unapologetic and rude. He was also difficult to deal with being Russian and having limited English. When we returned the bilked I wanted my ID back but he kept asking for an "order". He never gave any receipts, forms or "orders". I finally got my ID, which he was rude and disrespectful again in providing. Will never go back or recommend.

If you go to New York you have to go on the Brooklyn bridge and take a picture. - it's a tourist…read morething and it's busy! My fiancé and I walked here from the New York side at the end of January. It wasn't that cold and it was kind of windy. Anyway there's a whole bunch of tables set up at the end of the bridge on the NY side with souvenirs; keychains, posters, post cards, etc. very cheap too! Like $1 ea. Or 10 for $5 - not a bad deal. As for the bridge itself it's so packed. There's a lane designated for bikers are they will honk or yell at you if you're in there and will run you over if you don't move lol. They will not slow down. It's hard to get a picture on the bridge when it's busy. Everyone's taking their selfies with the lovely buildings. And people are constantly asking others if they can take pictures for them. I mean, just get your picture and get out lol. You don't have to actually walk the whole bridge. You seen it you took a picture so get out lol.

I was born and raised in Brooklyn so the Brooklyn Bridge holds a special place in my heart. I…read morehaven't walked the bridge in about 10 years and a lot has changed. It is wayyyyy busier and there are a lot of little vendors that sell really cheap souvenirs (tip for tourists), drinks (cans and bottled) and ladies selling fruits. There are two lanes. One for walkers and one for bikers. It is nice to respect each other and stay on your designated side. It is free to walk the bridge and also very fun and relaxing. I recently took the walk by myself and had a great time. I chatted with some of the vendors and took in the scenery. Even though it is busy, you are still able to get a picture without so many people if you take your time. I always enter from the Brooklyn side, no specific reason why. If you are a tourist I wouldn't recommend wasting money on a "tour" unless you can't google the history yourself. Tours restrict your time. It may be better to roam for free. This is a must do if you are ever in NY!